Google claims Chrome browser is faster and more battery friendly
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And publishes a Microsoft Surface Book battery life rundown test video to prove it.
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"Chrome browser is faster and more battery friendly"
Until the next version where they'll drop all that as they NEED to make Windows look bad.
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Their claims about speed and battery life might be true, but don't affect what for me is Chrome's major liability, that being that it comes from Google. That, right there, is enough for me to refuse to use it no matter the inferences for speed or battery life. Put it this way, I'll think about adopting Chrome a year or two after I fall in love with Win 10, which for regulars, tells you all you need to know about my view of it.
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Faster, more battery friendly and now uses just 96% of your RAM
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mojothejester
Faster, more battery friendly and now uses just 96% of your RAM
Nah, Firefox still holds that crown.
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A long time FF user, I've switched to Opera as its now such a massive resources hog that it's starting to bug me when the machine starts labouring just browsing
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Phage
A long time FF user, I've switched to Opera as its now such a massive resources hog that it's starting to bug me when the machine starts labouring just browsing
I opened task manager last week, when FF started labouring and crawled to a halt - memory usage had topped 3GB! That was with four tabs open and with the PC in a fairly idle state.
...and this was the new super-dooper crash resistant beta.
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I'm more impressed at the battery life on those surface books.